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Hi everybody

Ihave a file that does the Knight Rider Flasher but I need a help in the following points.

Use the Knight Rider Flasher program and modify it for the following

functionality:

1. Modify the logic so that the same sequence is displayed without using the

‘Indexed Array’ and ‘Remainder Quotient’ block as used in the class.

2. Modify the control logic so that you start the program only once using the

SINGLE RUN button and it should start working in the continuous mode.

3. Whenever a STOP button (same one that was used for stopping the WHILE

loop) is pressed, the flasher must freeze wherever it was without terminating

the program.

4. If this STOP button is pressed again then the Flasher must start from the

same point where it got frozen in the previous step. It should NOT start from

the beginning!

I've posted the file I've made but if anybody can help me in this I will really appreciate it..

Thanks again

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QUOTE (Dan DeFriese @ Mar 6 2009, 06:17 PM)

Sounds like your assignment is to devise an alternate approach for the implementation. Naturally, if one of use does it for you won't learn anything. But I'll give you a hint: study the behaviour of unitialized shift registers.

Regards

~Dan

Thanx alot and I don't want the solution but I just need any help or hint. I will Try to learn what you suggested.

Thanks again

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QUOTE (Dan DeFriese @ Mar 6 2009, 06:17 PM)

Sounds like your assignment is to devise an alternate approach for the implementation. Naturally, if one of use does it for you won't learn anything. But I'll give you a hint: study the behaviour of unitialized shift registers.

Regards

~Dan

hi again

Mr.Dan what do you mean by this word 'unitialized '???

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